Totally seconding non-interest in Kate and the music box. Though, sadly, it looks like the music box is going to be a big thread in this season. And I really, really doubt we've seen the last of Kate. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Peter himself, though he seems genuine in wanting to hunt for Kate's killer, if he was the one who set it all up, and they actually managed to sneak Kate out through a hole in the bottom of the plane when Neal wasn't looking or something. We all know he wanted to get Kate out of Neal's life, and we can't be certain if Peter was telling the truth about that scene with Kate since the scene was from his recollection... Yeah, haven't trusted Peter from the start, sometimes he seems genuine, maybe he's doing it all with Neal's best intentions in mind, who knows. Calling it mentor, and calling in Diana who he was a mentor of hadn't occurred to me. Honestly, I was originally thinking Oversight was working with whoever taught Neal, Neal's mentor.
Enough on that, yes, the show needs more female power. And turning Diana into a villain isn't helping anything. And it is incredibly sad that they never want to put Diana and Cruz in the same episode, since I can imagine them being an awesome team together. I'm personally hoping for more of Alex.
Covert Affairs...I actually liked it. Though, like you, I mostly liked it for the blind guy. All the scenes with them together were pure gold. I mean, I'm wondering just how blind he is, considering he could see her heels. Maybe it's some sort of elaborate cover. Even if it isn't, I loved that scene with them sneaking into the medical examiner's morgue and calling the FBI questioning him sight-ist was brilliant. His whole conversation with the guys questioning him was memorable. Admittedly I didn't care much for the Matt Damon Bourne Identity movies (though the original Robert Urich ones are pretty good), and Covert Affairs has the same pace, and not much threadable story. I think I'm with the others though, swearing to watch it mainly for the blind guy.
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Date: 2010-07-15 07:04 am (UTC)Enough on that, yes, the show needs more female power. And turning Diana into a villain isn't helping anything. And it is incredibly sad that they never want to put Diana and Cruz in the same episode, since I can imagine them being an awesome team together. I'm personally hoping for more of Alex.
Covert Affairs...I actually liked it. Though, like you, I mostly liked it for the blind guy. All the scenes with them together were pure gold. I mean, I'm wondering just how blind he is, considering he could see her heels. Maybe it's some sort of elaborate cover. Even if it isn't, I loved that scene with them sneaking into the medical examiner's morgue and calling the FBI questioning him sight-ist was brilliant. His whole conversation with the guys questioning him was memorable. Admittedly I didn't care much for the Matt Damon Bourne Identity movies (though the original Robert Urich ones are pretty good), and Covert Affairs has the same pace, and not much threadable story. I think I'm with the others though, swearing to watch it mainly for the blind guy.